WO2004024612A1 - System with lifting columns - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B66—HOISTING; LIFTING; HAULING
- B66F—HOISTING, LIFTING, HAULING OR PUSHING, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, e.g. DEVICES WHICH APPLY A LIFTING OR PUSHING FORCE DIRECTLY TO THE SURFACE OF A LOAD
- B66F3/00—Devices, e.g. jacks, adapted for uninterrupted lifting of loads
- B66F3/46—Combinations of several jacks with means for interrelating lifting or lowering movements
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- the present invention relates to a system with lifting columns for lifting and lowering an object, such as a vehicle, and more particularly a car, bus, truck or the like.
- Such known systems comprise a group of at least two mobile lifting columns, each lifting column comprising: a displaceable frame with a standing mast part; a carrier displaceable along the mast part for engaging the object to be lifted; a drive for moving the carrier along the mast part; a control for controlling at least the drive; and communication means communicating with at least other lifting columns in the group via a transmission or broadcast path.
- the lifting columns are ' disposed displaceably on a workshop floor, and over the workshop floor are arranged the cables that are required for electric power supply to the drive and control of the lifting columns, as well as conductors for mutual contact between the controls of the individual lifting columns.
- an energy source such as wall sockets have to be available at the workshop floor.
- the cables from, to and between the lifting columns are often in the way on the workshop floor, wherein people can trip over them, which can cause a hazardous situation.
- all cabling has to be disconnected, where-after the lifting columns can be displaced to the desired positions thereof, followed by reconnection of all cables for energy supply and for mutual contact.
- the couplings can be damaged as a result of frequent disconnection of the cabling for a new setup or because of the danger of someone stumbling over the cables and thereby disconnecting the cables, after which the cables have to be replaced and work on the workshop floor has to be interrupted until new cables are in place.
- radiographic communication means can be employed.
- Such communication can remedy some of the drawbacks mentioned above, but the disclosure of this document is restricted to deployment of a single fixed group of columns, and communication can, in use of the system for lifting objects, be useful in said use.
- the system prior to or in the course of this use, the system requires set-up or re-configuration of the individual lifting columns in the system, as noted above. Without the sockets of a cable based system, assigning an address or identification to a desired one of the lifting columns is a severe problem, that is according to the disclosure of WO 92/19.527 avoided with a system comprising a group of a fixed number of predetermined lifting columns.
- the present invention has for its object to obviate or at least diminish the above stated drawbacks of the known art, and provide a much more flexible system, for which purpose there is provided a system according to the present invention which is distinguished in that at least one of the lifting columns in the group comprises selectively user operable selection means for, when actuated, selecting any of the lifting columns from the group for a sub-group.
- the other lifting columns are then out of use or can be employed in or assigned to an additional subgroup for special functions, such as engaging the wheels on a wheel axle which has to be disassembled, wherein the lifting columns in the sub-group for engaging these wheels on this wheel axle are lowered sooner, after disassembly or disconnection of the relevant wheel axle, than the other lifting columns which must then still support the rest of the vehicle or object.
- the lifting columns in a sub-group are preselected (prior to handling a vehicle or object) .
- Use can be made for this purpose of a master column which can be chosen at random from the available group of lifting columns, or a predetermined number of master columns, which are identifiable as such, can be provided in the system.
- the other lifting columns of the group can then be designated as slave columns.
- the number of sub-groups is determined by the number of master columns.
- a lifting column to be chosen at random from the group can be used as master column, as many sub-groups can be formed as there are lifting columns in the group, or the sub-group can include all lifting columns of the group itself. It will be apparent that a high degree of flexibility can be hereby achieved.
- communications in the system are, at least during selection of said at least one lifting column for the sub-group, based on master- slave principles, and a selected lifting column, being the first selected column for a sub-group, is as a result of first selection thereof a master lifting column.
- the selection process takes place during set-up or re-configuration of the system.
- the other lifting columns are then automatically, upon their selection, slaves and will identify themselves as such, and their availability for selection, to the master.
- the order in which the remaining lifting columns, that are required for the sub-group and the application of that sub-group, sign-on to the sub-group in general, and identify themselves to the master, can favourably be employed to also assign an address to these lifting columns.
- At least one slave column being a slave column during at least selection, can comprise operating means for combined actuation of the lifting columns in the sub-group of selected lifting columns in operation during lifting of the object.
- the system can continue to employ the master-slave principles of communication, but could also switch to a multi-master principle, wherein all lifting columns in the sub-group can transmit or broadcast lifting or lowering commands to the other columns in the sub-group.
- the system can comprise wireless, such as radiographic, communication means for contact with the control of the lifting column.
- the selection means of a selected master column are preferably adapted to transmit a delete signal, at the beginning of a new selection of at least one slave column, to at least that lifting column or those lifting columns which was or were selected with the relevant master column in a sub-group at an earlier stage, in order to cancel the previous selection thereof.
- a lifting column which has functioned earlier with the relevant master column in a sub-group is prevented from continuing to respond to lifting instructions in a new sub-group with this - or any other - master column therein.
- the selection means of the master column can give a user an indication of each lifting column available for selection in the sub-group, and comprise associated selectors for the actual selection of lifting columns for the sub-group to be selected as slave columns.
- selection means of a slave column are adapted to read an identification for the purpose of selecting this slave column in a subgroup associated with the master column.
- the identification can be read from an identification card associated with the master column.
- the lifting columns in a sub-group are hereby prevented from responding during selection or during operation to the wrong master column or to the master column with which the lifting columns have been selected at an earlier stage in a sub-group.
- the identification can then be per se a designation of the master column itself, or the association of the master column and the lifting columns to be selected as slave columns can be based on an identification of the said identification card.
- a random number can be generated on the identification card, for instance by the master column or by an external component of the system that is not a lifting column, although such an identification does not necessarily have to be random and can for instance be a designation of date and time, which therefore immediately provides a piece of information about the moment in time from which the system with the selected sub-groups has functioned in the configuration valid at a particular moment.
- An indicator is hereby also obtained as to when previous settings have lapsed.
- the present invention not only relate to a system for lifting, which is essentially to be set-up, configurable or re-configurable in the above described manner, but also to a method underlying the set-up, configuration and re-configuration of the system.
- fig. 1 shows a perspective view of a first embodiment of a system according to the present invention
- fig. 2 shows a perspective view of a second embodiment of a system according to the present invention.
- Fig. 1 shows a system 1 according to the present invention which comprises two lifting columns 2.
- Each of the lifting columns is provided with a foot 3 and a mast part 4, wherein a carriage 5 is movable up and downward along mast part 4 under the influence of a drive in the form of a motor 6.
- Foot 3 and mast part 4 thus form a kind of frame which can travel over rollers 7 and wheels 8. Wheels 8 can be raised per se along the frame, whereby the foot comes to lie on the ground and there is no danger of the lifting column 2 being able to move away while it is bearing a load.
- a carrier 9 Arranged on carriage 5 is a carrier 9 which is designed to engage for instance a wheel of a vehicle (not shown) .
- a motor 6 in particular an electric motor, which is provided with electric power by a battery 10.
- Battery 10 is a source of energy not only for electric motor 6, but also for a control (not shown) accommodated in a control box 11.
- the control is usually formed from a microprocessor and a memory co- acting therewith and loaded with a control program.
- the controls in control boxes 11 control the operation of electric motor 6, and are also mutually connected for this purpose by means of a relatively light cable 12.
- An additional cable (not shown) can be used to charge batteries 10 when the lifting columns are not in use.
- the system 1 shown in fig. 1 as embodiment of the present invention is of the multi-master type. This means that lifting instructions can be entered for both of the lifting columns 2 shown in fig. 1 by inputting the instructions on a control panel 20.
- the term "multi- master" is furthermore understood to mean that such lifting instructions can be inputted at either of the two lifting columns.
- Fig. 2 shows a system according to the present invention in another embodiment thereof.
- the system comprises a group of five lifting columns, i.e. a first sub-group 15 having therein four lifting columns 13, and a further lifting column 14 which forms a second subgroup itself or together with another lifting column (not shown) .
- the options for subdividing the lifting columns 13, 14 into sub-groups will be further described below.
- Lifting columns 13 of sub-group 15 and lifting column 14 are all equipped with an antenna 16 as radiographic communication means for mutual contact.
- the lifting columns 13 of sub-group 15 are in any case in contact with each other for the purpose of executing a lifting operation to be performed by this sub-group 15 on an object for lifting and lowering, in particular a vehicle. This latter during operation of the system when the group of lifting columns 13, 14 is already subdivided into sub-groups, wherein lifting columns 13 in sub-group 15 have a first combined action, and the lifting column 14 or lifting columns in the second, not explicitly designated sub-group jointly perform no operation or another one.
- the system in the embodiment shown in fig. 2 preferably also has lifting columns 13, 14 based on the multi-master type.
- Each of the lifting columns 13 in sub-group 15 can herein be used during operation as master for inputting lifting instructions during the actual lifting or lowering of objects. Prior to such an operation the lifting columns 13, 14 therefore have to be subdivided into sub-group 15 and the additional, further non-designated sub-group having therein lifting column 14. This can be brought about in a number of different ways, for which purpose lifting columns 13, 14 are equipped with selection means now to be described hereinbelow.
- An identification card 17 is herein inserted into a card holder 18 of the relevant lifting column 13.
- the lifting column 13 which has in card holder 18 the card 17 used to transmit the delete signal is always the lifting column 13 of the master type, or can be designated as such due to the presence of card 17 in card holder 18 thereof. In this latter case any of the lifting columns 13, 14 can be used as lifting column of the master type during setting of the subdivision into sub-groups.
- all lifting columns 13, 14 are available for use as lifting columns of the slave type. These are selectively actuated by inserting card 17 in the card holder 18 of these other potential lifting columns 13, 14 of the slave type. This is an operation which must be carried out be a user. When card 17 is inserted into a card holder 18 of any of the other lifting columns, this is actuated as lifting column of the slave type in order to transmit a sign-on signal, via antenna 16, to the lifting column 13 of the master type.
- this identification based on the order of signing-on can be used to distribute and direct lifting instructions to in any case the lifting columns forming part of sub-group 15.
- lifting column 14 for instance can then also form part, for instance as lifting column of the master type, together with other lifting columns (not shown) .
- lifting column 14 for instance can then also form part, for instance as lifting column of the master type, together with other lifting columns (not shown) .
- a display element such as a screen 19, to display all lifting columns 13, 14 which are available for selection to a sub-group.
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